Charities In Uganda

Relief of poverty or financial hardship among people in need, in particular but not exclusively by enabling individuals to generate a sustainable income

The charity raises funds in the UK through personal and corporate donations to support the running of The Master's Kids School in the Nateete district of Kampala, Uganda.

THE CHARITY WAS SET UP TO ADVANCE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BY ENCOURAGING CHRISTIANS TO THINK BIBLICALLY AND TO APPLY BIBLICAL PRINCIPLES TO EVERY ASPECT IN LIFE, BY THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF MISSIONARY WORK AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY.

We give small grants to medical and educational projects worldwide . We favour projects which do not attract funding from major charities. We do not fund gap year projects.

PROVISION OF CHARITABLE FUNDING FOR WORTHY LOCAL NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CAUSES

Salamander aims to protect, promote and enhance the health and rights of people particularly, but not exclusively, marginalised by societies worldwide as a result of their gender, HIV status or sexual and reproductive health. We conduct: global advocacy work; related research; and we coordinate the global Community of Practice of users of the Stepping Stones training programme on gender and HIV.

The advancement of the Christian faith.

Funding construction of community centre

Furtherance of the Christian Faith, to relieve persons in need or hardship and to promote and fulfil other charitable purposes as the trustees see fit. To run and promote short term Bible schools and conferences in conjunction with local churches.

The advancement of the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. The relief of poverty.

Collection of educational and other materials for distribution to areas of need in Africa. Raising funds for shipment of books. Working with volunteers to sort and pack books for shipment.

HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

The charity focused on growing its community of volunteer workshop organisers as well as improving and promoting our free online resources for women to learn programming.

Born on the Edge improves newborn care through education and sustainable support. It currently operates in Uganda and the UK.

We believe in the economic empowerment of the people in the least developed countries on earth. Grow Movement uses remote volunteer consultants on an ultra low cost base to help entrepreneurs in these communities realise their dreams, relieve poverty and create employment. Our sponsors and volunteers help improve the world one small action at a time and see the results for themselves.

LTCH works in developing countries helping to:-:Relieve deaf, hearing impaired, poor children(0-16 years) and their familiesEducate deaf or hearing impaired children by provision of specialist facilities and health care specialists. Educate young people, their families, health care professionals and outreach workers in prevention, treatment and management of hearing impairment and deafness.

Sponsoring children in Uganda and relieving poverty in Ugandan.

To support charities in East and Central Africa through fundraising through events and use of online channels such as websites and social mediagrants and technical assistance according to our mission, vision and governing document

1.TO PROMOTE ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF UGANDAN STREET CHILDREN, ORPHANS, ABANDONED BABIES AND VULNERABLE/DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN OF UGANDA IN EAST AFRICA BUT ALSO: 2. TO RELIEVE THE POVERTY, ADVANCE THE EDUCATION, PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF SUCH CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. 3. THE RELIEF OF SUCH CHILDREN/FAMILIES FROM CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS.

PROMOTING THE GOSPEL OF GOD AND SPREADING THE GOOD NEWS TO ALL. MINISTERING THE WORD, TRAINING DISCIPLES AND ORGANIZING CONFERENCES AND RETREATS.PREVENTING OR RELIEF OF POVERTY. ORGANIZING EDUCATIVE SEMINAL FOR THE YOUTHS, ORGANIZING MUSIC CONCERTS AND FOOD BANK,

Advancing the education of women engaged in theological studies or work within the Anglican Communion. Carrying out such other legally charitable purposes for the advancement of the ministry of women within the Anglican Communion as the Trustees shall from time to time decide.

WOMA provides small grants to individual women in Africa who have been disadvantaged through HIV/Aids, famine or war. The grants are used to pay for practical training to better equip the women to find work and support their families.

Provision of uji programmes in two schools, to about 1000 children each day; school building programmes to date comprising four new primary schools and the enlargement of a secondary school; installation of deep water bore-holes in so far three villages; provision of additional teachers and teacher training; sponsorship of orphan children and others unable otherwise to afford to go to school.

Cherish works with children and families in crisis, in Africa and the UK. In Africa we focus on education, relief and development, while in the UK we have worked with victims of domestic violence, and children in areas of high deprivation. Cherish always works direct with local service providers. All projects have been inspected by a trustee, or other nominated person.

PROVIDE EQUIPMENT TO OVERSEAS ORGANISATIONS TO ENABLE THEM TO CATCH/NEUTER/AND RETURN FERRAL CATS AND DOGS